Xbox Unveils Floating Controller to Commemorate 'Dune: Part Two'

Microsoft launched the "world's first floating Xbox controller" in honor of the upcoming release of "Dune: Part Two," along with a special Xbox Series S.

The control does not technically float on its own but rather sits on top of the Ornithopter stand which completes the visual design fit to celebrate the movie.

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In a press release on Xbox Wire, Microsoft explained that the console holder Ornithopter is inspired by the colors of Arrakis' sun, planets, and sand. "This custom Xbox Series S is a true collector's item for fans," the company wrote.

Moreover, Xbox announced that fans would have the chance to win the set of custom hardware by following Xbox on X and retweeting the official Xbox sweepstakes between February 13 to March 25.

Meanwhile, the custom hardware set are also making an appearance at the "Dune: Part Two" world premiere in London and at the U.S. premiere in New York.

Two life-size Royal Atreides Ornithopter gaming simulators will be displayed at the London Microsoft Experience Center starting February 16 and at the New York Microsoft Experience Center starting February 26.

Xbox Releases 'Dune: Part Two' Expansion on Microsoft Flight Simulator

In addition to hardware, Xbox and "Dune: Part Two" announced another collaboration featuring Microsoft Flight Simulator. Starting February 13, players can get the free game expansion and experience the world of Arrakis.

"Microsoft Flight Simulator, working with Legendary Pictures and Warner Bros. Pictures, for the first time ever is taking you beyond Planet Earth into the harsh deserts of the world of 'Dune' and the planet Arrakis," the company shared.

The free game expansion includes three tutorials for take-off, landing, and freefall. Once gamers get used to the basics, they will be challenged on six activities, featuring five-time trials and one rescue mission.

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